PILOT Prera EDC FOUNTIAN PEN

Here's another great Everyday Carry Fountain Pen. The PILOT PRERA. We'll look at it next to the LAMY SAFARI and KAWECO SPORT in brass and plastic.

[samanthalubitz]

I've been in a journaling slump longer than I'd like to admit, and your utilitarian outlook on the process is so refreshing. Thanks for the videos! :)

[WUDN-WatchUDontNeed]

I LOVE everything Japanese. Pens included.
I didn’t know this model, and now
I gotta get me ne of these!!!
Thanks for this video!!!

[Steve-ph]

Nice collection of pens. I'm going to start dabbling in fountain pens soon. Used to have to use one in school many moons ago and i want to get back into using them daily. Great video and very inspirational to me 🙏

[sonsuzevren]

❤❤ Hı from Türkiye.. I am happy to inform you about the Istanbul "Pen Fest" event, held at Çırağan Palace on 9-10 November 2024, where all pen lovers and companies in the world will meet. Thank you for the video.❤❤

[BrianLaShomb]

Pilot makes some great pens, but my favorite is definitely their Vanishing Point. One of my all time favorite pens.

[simontemplar]

I'm always glad to see a new video from you! This stuff is my happy place. I embrace technology, but for creativity and things like that, I love the analog vibe so much more. I've only recently gotten into fountain pens myself, but my TWSBI Eco is my favorite possession in the world right now. Writing with it is a joy.

I appreciate your channel because I love traveler's notebooks and journals, even the junk ones, but there is an absence of a masculine direction in that space. Don't get me wrong, I learned how to make faux-dori journals from those folks (which I did with a leather cover that fits the 3.5x5.5" notebooks and it is rad). So I appreciate what they do, but it's cool to see how other gents use these things.

Safe Travels!

[melanieannplans]

I so adore that little chonky fountain pen haha. The ink in the new one you tried is gorgeous, it reminds me of cerulean. Also, I just noticed the pencil that you have, and it reminded me that my dad actually had a few pencils like that! I wonder if my mom's kept any of them over the years.

So with the fountain pens, it seems like they're worth the investment - I have a couple of prefilled Pilot fountain pens I love. But that one that you've had for 10 years, is the original ink still in it? I'm so curious!

Have a great weekend Jack. Thanks again for another fun video!

[JosephDickson]

You got that for a great price. They're usually over $40 USD. I have the same color with a medium nib, and it's my favorite steel nib.

[saalikreynolds]

Ha ha ha. I fell for the unusual cartridge insertion too. I really like that blue and may just try it next as I am currently filled with black ink.

[stampinsan]

You can’t say something stupid! I love fountain pens, the look etc. I have too many and don’t use them much because of a tremor I’ve developed. Pencils and erasers work best for me. Love your channel.

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I have the Pilot Prera in medium nib. I really love it. I use it at work a lot. The fine nib is too fine for me.

[teresaharris-travelbybooks]

I've been waiting for this review. What you probably experience; when you say you are liking the Lamy and Kaweco's writing; more than the Pilot pen, could be that both Lamy and Kaweco are German brands, with German manufactured nibs. Pilot is a Japanese company and Pilot nibs are known to write a finer line. So a Pilot medium nib will write more like a German fine, and a Pilot fine will be more like a German; or Western; extra fine. That's why I ordered a medium nib in my Prera. I dislike extra fines in most pens. But your gray Prera is a classic and I'm sure you'll come to enjoy it.

[DijaVlogsGames]

I‘ve been carrying a Kaweco Liliput in my jeans pocket for easy access and a Prera attached to my notebook for more comfortable writing.
I wouldn’t use either for longer writing sessions, though.

[profitlauncher]

Awesome job as always. Stay in touch and keep supporting :>
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